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Government Estimates Centre's Debt To Rise To Rs 185 Lakh Crore In FY25
The government estimates its debt, including external borrowing, valued at current exchange rate and public account and other liabilities will increase to Rs 185 lakh crore, or 56.8 per cent of the GDP, during the current fiscal year.
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Household Savings Likely To Rise In FY24: Report
Factors like retail credit push by banks and a greater appetite for borrowings have resulted in a rising proclivity for debt among the households, the CRISIL report said.
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"India Still Below 2002 Debt Level": Finance Ministry On IMF Report
Following reports of the International Monetary Fund cautioning India on alleged government debt vulnerabilities, the Centre on Friday said that certain presumptions have been made, which do not reflect the factual position.
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GDP Growth Over 7.4% In 2014-19, Debt Cut To 48.7%, Says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Central government's debt reduced to 48.7% of GDP in 2019 from 52.2% and has clocked a GDP growth of 7.4% over 2014-19 & FDI increased from $119 bn in 2009-14 to $ 284 billion.
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PM Modi's $5 Trillion GDP Goal Hits A Bump: Road-Builder NHAI's Debt
India's path to economic recovery faces another obstacle, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking the state road builder to stop constructing highways after its debt ballooned almost seven-fold over the past five years.
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IMF Cautions China, Praises India For "Right Policies" To Lower Debt
The International Monetary Fund or IMF has praised India for using "the right policies" to lower its level of debt. Highlighting India's debt to GDP ratio - the ratio between a country's government debt (a cumulative amount) and its gross domestic product or GDP (measured in years) - IMF said, India's share is "quite high", but New Delhi is trying ...
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Demonetisation Impact Fading, Reforms To Pay Off: IMF On Indian Economy
The IMF flagged the vulnerability of India's banking system, which is grappling with high levels of bad assets, and high corporate debt levels.
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Government Estimates Centre's Debt To Rise To Rs 185 Lakh Crore In FY25
The government estimates its debt, including external borrowing, valued at current exchange rate and public account and other liabilities will increase to Rs 185 lakh crore, or 56.8 per cent of the GDP, during the current fiscal year.
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Household Savings Likely To Rise In FY24: Report
Factors like retail credit push by banks and a greater appetite for borrowings have resulted in a rising proclivity for debt among the households, the CRISIL report said.
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"India Still Below 2002 Debt Level": Finance Ministry On IMF Report
Following reports of the International Monetary Fund cautioning India on alleged government debt vulnerabilities, the Centre on Friday said that certain presumptions have been made, which do not reflect the factual position.
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GDP Growth Over 7.4% In 2014-19, Debt Cut To 48.7%, Says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Central government's debt reduced to 48.7% of GDP in 2019 from 52.2% and has clocked a GDP growth of 7.4% over 2014-19 & FDI increased from $119 bn in 2009-14 to $ 284 billion.
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PM Modi's $5 Trillion GDP Goal Hits A Bump: Road-Builder NHAI's Debt
India's path to economic recovery faces another obstacle, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking the state road builder to stop constructing highways after its debt ballooned almost seven-fold over the past five years.
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IMF Cautions China, Praises India For "Right Policies" To Lower Debt
The International Monetary Fund or IMF has praised India for using "the right policies" to lower its level of debt. Highlighting India's debt to GDP ratio - the ratio between a country's government debt (a cumulative amount) and its gross domestic product or GDP (measured in years) - IMF said, India's share is "quite high", but New Delhi is trying ...
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Demonetisation Impact Fading, Reforms To Pay Off: IMF On Indian Economy
The IMF flagged the vulnerability of India's banking system, which is grappling with high levels of bad assets, and high corporate debt levels.
